Another Wiring Question
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Laughing Gas
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Another Wiring Question
I’ve got a couple of auxiliary “work lights” made in Taiwan for my rear bumper. There is just a couple of wires hooked to them: one (1) white and one (1) black. I get that the white is positive and black is negative.
My question is: can I connect the two white (positive) wires together at the rear of the EX or do I have to run two wires all the way to the fuse block?
Thanks.
My question is: can I connect the two white (positive) wires together at the rear of the EX or do I have to run two wires all the way to the fuse block?
Thanks.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2021
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No, the two wires can be different lengths.
Just run the wires however makes the most sense, equal length isn’t important.
Sure, there is a resistance value per foot ( or whatever measurement of length you want to use) of wire, but it’s so small that you’d have to wrap one wire completely around your Excursion a few hundred times before you’d notice that one light was slightly dimmer than the other , and that would be the only result anyway.
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Just run the wires however makes the most sense, equal length isn’t important.
Sure, there is a resistance value per foot ( or whatever measurement of length you want to use) of wire, but it’s so small that you’d have to wrap one wire completely around your Excursion a few hundred times before you’d notice that one light was slightly dimmer than the other , and that would be the only result anyway.
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